IFM Southern Branch - Events
2010
AGM and Branch Event. Sparsholt College, ****New Date ***** - 3rd Feb 2010. 7pm. With a presentation by Steve Colclough on Inter-tidal fisheries management - Bridging the gap between freshwater and marine.... more details.
2009
Southern Branch Meeting - visit to FBA Laboratory East Stoke -Saturday 25th April 2009 - 1pm See the flyer here.
Southern Branch Meeting - visit to Leckford Estate Tuesday 24th March 2009 - 4pm. Further details here....
Burbot - Tom Worthington from the University of Southampton gave a presentation on his research at a Southern branch. A study is being conducted by the University of Southampton to identify causes of extinction of the burbot (Lota lota) from the UK and examine the feasibility of a future reintroduction. This research will examine the species’ biological and ecological requirements, genetic lineage and critical life history traits as well as the public's perception of a possible reintroduction.
In order to examine the views of interested parties to a possible reintroduction, a questionnaire is available online. We would ask you take the time to fill this out as the opinions gathered from this survey are a vital component of the research. To access the questionnaire please go to www.burbot.soton.ac.uk. Alternatively a paper copy is available on request, please see website for contact details.
Southern Branch Meeting - Sparsholt College, Wednesday 4th February 2009 - 6.30 for 7.30pm. EA Brown trout stocking policy -the facts. Brian Shields, Senior Fisheries Scientist, Environment Agency. For more information - download the flyer.
2008
Southern Branch Meeting - Sparsholt College Thursday 6th November 2008 - 7pm ‘Chemicals capable of causing sex changes in freshwater fish.' Dr. Kerry Evans from the Environment Agency. For more information - download the flyer
More details available soon or contact south@ifm.org.uk
If you have any ideas for organizing events, talks, trips or just getting the IFM involved on a local level contact Hannah Wright on south@ifm.org.uk
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